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Stock982v

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Guys I jut replaced my ccrm , and tried to crank the car , wouldn't start theft light just keeps flashing , got work in 2 hours!!!
 

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Check your fuses. I thought my ccrm was bad when I first got my 02 because the ac didnt work. I removed the ccrm then tried starting the car like an idiot and it didnt start and the odometer displayed all dashes. Essentially it was like pulling the fuse.
 
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Check your fuses. I thought my ccrm was bad when I first got my 02 because the ac didnt work. I removed the ccrm then tried starting the car like an idiot and it didnt start and the odometer displayed all dashes. Essentially it was like pulling the fuse.

I put the old one back on , it started back up... , put the new one back on worked fine , ac kicked on... Feels great , I guess I didn't connect it all the way the first time.
 

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That thing is a pain in the ass to get to isnt it lol? Im glad it was something stupid!
 

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sometimes the harness just isn't completely seated and just needs the slightest touch to make it work. Years ago I did an alarm in a Saab. It went well, wiring was easy to get to as it had a bunch of harnesses that I could unplug to get easy access to the wires to connect to them. After it was done and tested the alarm was working I went to start it and had nothing.... Nothing will scare an installer more then a vehicle that is supposed to be done, buttoned up and then it will not crank. I spend the next two hours checking wires/connections and looking everything over frantically. Finally out of desperation I just started pushing on the back of all the harnesses to ensure they were seated and I hear a click that I recognized that is made when the harness is seated and locked in place and then it started. Since then I ALWAYS gave any harness I plugged in a solid push, but then checked it by giving it a solid pull as well to be sure it was in place.
 

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